Halifax Grammar School - Grammarian Yearbook (Halifax, Nova Scotia Canada)

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WUFFER ' S AJDTOTURE Wuffer was a little dog one year old. He lived on a farm. His dog house was a most unusual one. It had a grass-covered roof. The swimming pool was underground. He could swim across to a secret stairway to his master ' s house. Wuffer liked to dig tunnels. One day, when he was digging a new tunnel, he found a box. The box had a message taped on it that said, Climb the oak tree beside the dog house. You will find a skeleton key on the fifth branch. The key will open this box. Dogs have a hard time climbing trees, but this dog leaped from branch to branch. He found the key easily. He hurried back to the box. He was very excited. But he could not open the box, I will have to get my master, he said. He took the box to his dog house. He carried it while he swam across the pool. He carried it up the secret stairway and barked for his master. What do you have there, Wuffer? asked his Master, Waff I Wuff 1 said Wuffer. I found a box. I canH open it. Here, I will help you, said his master. When they opened the box, they found some gold coins, silver coins, and copper coins. They found some jewels, too. The lfe.ster said, Why, Wuffer, you have found Captain Kidd ' s Treasure I Wuffer and his master lived happily ever after. The treasure was worth lots of money. Fred Stoddard, Form D Age 7. FORM A ' s JOKES The jokes they play (That is. Form A) Are many a day. Although a few are in good taste. The rest are surely quite a waste ! On April 1st They play the worst And then, oh dear, The teacher bursts I The moral is: DO NOT play jokes, That won ' t be liked By most good folks. David Hirsch, Foma A Age 9.

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